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Bring Cozy Charm to Your Home with This DIY Felt Egg and Leaf Garland
There’s something so magical about decorating with handmade touches, especially when they bring a sense of warmth and coziness to your space. If you love nature-inspired decor, seasonal crafts, or just an excuse to play with felt (who doesn’t?), then you’re going to love this DIY Felt Leaf Garland tutorial from Hootshack!
Whether you’re decorating for fall, creating a whimsical touch for a nursery, or adding a natural element to your homestead-style home, this felt garland is a perfect way to infuse charm into any room. The best part? You can customize the colors to match your decor, from rich autumn tones to fresh greens that bring a year-round botanical vibe. Plus, felt is one of those budget-friendly craft materials that’s easy to work with, making this project fun and accessible for all skill levels.
If you’re looking for a simple yet stunning DIY to elevate your space, this felt leaf garland is a must-try. Follow the step-by-step guide and get ready to create something truly beautiful! 🍃✨ Check out the full tutorial here!
Boy, do I ever need a kitchen makeover. My house is almost 30 years old, but we bought it 4 years ago. We’re trying to update, but we’re not very handy and money is always an issue. I read all these blogs and watch tv shows that make it look possible, but then my own efforts fail. I’d be thrilled to win this. Thanks.
i would love a new kitchen as ours is the old style about 30 years old our house is older it is built in 1945 i think so we would love a more modern kitchen and money is so hard to find when you are only on a pension
My wonderful husband and I just moved into our home 1 year ago. We have updated almost all the rooms with hard work and overtime shifts. He is a firefighter and I am a nurse. Our home is an updated 1960s home with the exception of the kitchen. A centralized wall gives it that drive-through feeling, and the counters/appliances are in desperate need of modernizing. We would appreciate help in making our dream home complete. Thank you.